Police in Sydney are urgently investigating a terror threat against the Lakemba Mosque, prompted by a report from the Lebanese Muslim Association.

The threat originated from a TikTok user named 'wello', who made a chilling comment referencing the 2019 Christchurch mosque shootings, stating 'Christchurch again please'.

This comment is particularly alarming as it alludes to the tragic event where 51 Muslims were killed during prayer.

The user claimed to be an inmate at Silverwater prison, raising questions about the credibility of the threat.

Multiculturalism Minister Steve Kamper condemned the online comment as 'unconscionable and despicable', especially given the current observance of Ramadan.

NSW Premier Chris Minns also condemned the threat, labeling it 'truly disgusting' and asserting that everyone should be able to practice their faith without fear.

The NSW Government and police have reiterated their commitment to combat racism and Islamophobia, emphasizing unity among Australians regardless of their ethnicity or religion.

In light of rising Islamophobia and hate crimes, community leaders are advocating for stronger laws to criminalize anti-Muslim hate speech.

This incident has sparked calls for increased protections for places of worship and educational institutions against hate-driven attacks.

The Lebanese Muslim Association has condemned the threat, highlighting the growing prevalence of hate speech and threats in the community.

The investigation is being handled by the NSW Police’s Hate Crimes Unit, which is urging anyone with information to come forward.

The troubling comment was made in response to a time-lapse video shared by the Lakemba Mosque, showing worshippers leaving during Ramadan.